Johannes Magirus
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- Born
- 1537. · Backnang.
- Died
- 1614. · Bad Cannstatt.
- Nationality
- Germany.
- Occupation
- composer, provost, parson, protestant theologian, deacon and generalsuperintendent.
- Education
- University of Tübingen.
- Languages
- Latin.
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1614
Johannes Magirus died at Bad Cannstatt.
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- 1.Theodor Schott. Magirus: Johannes M., geb. am 26. März 1537 in dem württembergischen Landstädtchen Backnang, † am 4. Juli 1614 in Cannstatt, evangelischer Theologe, war . Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie. Duncker & Humblot (originally) & Historische Kommission bei der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (online version). 20. 60–61. 1884.
- 2.Johannes Magirus, (eigentl. Koch). Genealogie Liko-Kralik.
- 3.Magirus. (evangelisch). Neue Deutsche Biographie. 15. 655. 1987.
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His recorded language was Latin. His recorded confession was Lutheranism. He married Anna Fritz. 2 children are recorded: Johannes Magirus and David Magirus. Recorded as composer, provost, parson, protestant theologian and deacon.
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